We are happy to invite you to another fascinating camp by GM Dejan Bojkov - Practical Endgame Mastery. In this camp, the experienced trainer will cover some of the most important aspects of the practical endgame play. The practical knowledge you will be provided is the perfect follow-up to Bojkov's previous camp, Converting a Minimal Advantage.
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After his highly successful camps, Understand the Bogo-Indian, My Nimzo-Indian, and My Repertoire against 1.Nf3 and 1.c4, GM Ioannis Papaioannou has decided to complete his repertoire against the closed openings. In this camp, he will cover all the White's deviations after 1.d4 Nf6.
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Fighting the Sidelines after 1.d4 Nf6 (10.5h Video Running Time)
Grandmaster Dejan Bojkov, renowned for his deep strategic understanding and eloquent teaching style, is set to host an exclusive online camp focused on the extremely important topic of "Converting a Minimal Advantage." This specialized training session aims to empower you with the skills necessary to effectively leverage slight advantages into full-fledged victories. The camp is designed not only to enhance participants’ understanding of the game but also to refine their decision-making skills under pressure, an essential aspect of tournament play.
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Dealing with Reti and English is always tricky. The moves 1.Nf3 and 1.c4 became extremely popular due to the flexibility they provide White with. GM Papaioannou is ready to share with you his repertoire for Black. When possible, the suggested repertoire will fit into the spirit of Nimzo-Indian Defence and Bogo-Indian Defence. The camp consists of 7 lectures. When possible, GM Ioannis Papaioannou will suggest setups based on Nimzo-Indian/Bogo-Indian structures. As usual, understanding the typical ideas will be much more important than concrete theory. The suggested repertoire will be a perfect match for practical players who want to save time on opening preparation.
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My Repertoire against 1.Nf3 and 1.c4 (10.5 Hours Running Time)
Following his highly successful Bogo-Indian camp, time has come for GM Papaioannou to reveal his Nimzo-Indian Repertoire. The Nimzo-Indian Defence has always been Papaioannou's main weapon for Black against 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3. The camp consists of 6 lectures. As usual, GM Papaioannou will provide you with variations that are mainly based on understanding. Besides building a rock-solid repertoire, this camp will also improve your general chess understanding. The suggested repertoire will be a perfect match for practical players who want to save time on opening preparation.
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The second part of the Berlin journey will feature White's deviations from the endgame. The main focus of this camp will be the move 4.d3. Of course, Roiz will also consider the position 4.0-0 Nxe4, examining White's attempts to deviate from the endgame. Even though this is not a theoretical camp, after studying the material, you will be ready to apply the Berlin Variation in your games. The reason is that in this line, the strategic understanding is way more important than the knowledge of concrete lines.
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After looking at so many top-level games in the Berlin Variation in Ruy Lopez, are you curious to understand all the hidden nuances of this rock-solid opening? The starting position of this line arises after the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 In two consecutive camps, Roiz will provide you with a top-level understanding of this line. The first camp will be dedicated to the Berlin Endgame, while the second will feature all the deviations from the endgame. In the first camp, Michael Roiz will provide in-depth knowledge related to move orders, pawn play, exchange strategies, and maneuvers in the Berlin endgame. When you get a feel for all these subtleties, you will be ready to incorporate this famous endgame into your repertoire!
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Time has come to announce the second installment of Papaioannou's practical 1.d4 repertoire. While Part 1 covered everything except 1...d5, Part 2 will be mainly dedicated to the position arising after 1.d4 d5 2.c4. Additionally, GM Papaioannou will cover the Dutch Defence and Black's rare openings.
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Practical 1.d4 Repertoire for White - Part 2 (9h Video Running Time)
After his highly successful camp Practical 1.e4 Repertoire for White, GM Ioannis Papaioannou is going to provide a similar repertoire for 1.d4 players. This repertoire will be divided into two camps. In the first camp, Papaioannou will provide practical repertoire against the Indian Defences - Benoni Defences, Benko Gambit, Nimzo-Indian Defence, Gruenfeld Defence, King's Indian Defence, and Old Indian Defence. The second camp will be dedicated to 1.d4 d5.
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Practical 1.d4 Repertoire for White - Part 1 (10.5h Running Time)
After the highly successful camp Play the Caro-Kann - Part 1, GM Grigor Grigorov continues his Caro-Kann journey. While the first installment was dedicated to White's main moves 3.e5 and 3.Nc3, the second and final part will deal with everything else. You will enjoy powerful and very practical systems against challenging lines such as Exchange Variation, Panov Attack, Two Knights Variation, Fantasy Variation, and so on. Even though one cannot avoid studying theory, the suggested repertoire will mainly revolve around plans and ideas. After the camp, you will enjoy full Caro-Kann Defence repertoire that you can play at any level.
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